The American tennis star Coco Gauff turned heads in chic disco-inspired flared pants and afro wig at a friend’s 70s-themed party. Meanwhile, Maria Sharapova's fiance Alexander Gilkes shared his admiration for the Russian's latest cover shoot for Numero Netherlands.
On the other hand, Serena Williams showed off her adorable dance moves with her pet dog named after Rafael Nadal. Novak Djokovic's wife Jelena shared her thoughts on the Serb's recent "Kingdom Style" experience in Riyadh.
Also, Martina Navratilova marked her 68th birthday with her wife Julia Lemigova and former rival, now close friend Chris Evert. On that note, here's a look at the biggest tennis internet hits today:
Coco Gauff rocks disco flair and an afro wig during a friend's 70s-themed party
Coco Gauff sported a stylish disco-inspired ensemble at her friend's 70s-themed party in Florida.
Gauff and her friend shared several photos from the event on their Instagram stories, showcasing their flared pants, floral crop tops, and afro wigs.
"70s theme @dejaareed," Gauff posted on her Instagram story.
"@cocogauff we cute or whatever," her friend shared.
Following her outstanding run during the Asian swing, where she won the China Open and reached the semifinals at the Wuhan Open, Gauff will now gear up for the WTA Finals (November 2-9).
Maria Sharapova's fiance Alexander Gilkes raves about the Russian's stunning cover shoot for Numero Netherlands
Maria Sharapova's fiance, Alexander Gilkes, expressed his admiration for his wife's latest cover shoot for the fashion and lifestyle magazine, Numero Netherlands.
On October 18, Sharapova posted a collection of stunning images from the shoot, where she was seen wearing striking outfits from top fashion brands, including Louis Vuitton, Marc Jacobs, Schiaparelli, and Givenchy.
Checkout the pictures here:
Gilkes commented on one of the posts:
"Beautiful photos 🔥❤️"
Serena Williams enjoys a cute dance with her pet dog named after Rafael Nadal
Tennis legend Serena Williams posted a heartwarming TikTok video of her dancing with her pet dog, Christopher Chip Rafael Nadal, named after the famed Spanish tennis player.
In the clip, Williams and her dog were seen grooving to the viral song 'Maps' by Yeah Yeah Yeahs. She shared in the caption that her dog is a big fan of the song.
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Novak Djokovic's wife Jelena weighs in on the Serb's recent "Kingdom Style" adventures in Riyadh
Novak Djokovic's wife, Jelena, responded to the Serb's social media post from his time in Riyadh, where he participated in the Six Kings Slams exhibition.
On October 18, the Serbian tennis icon shared several photos on Instagram, including one of him posing in front of a scenic view, dressed in a multi-colored jacket, black t-shirt, jeans, and sunglasses.
"Kingdom style👑, " Djkovic captioned the post.
Jelena ensured her thoughts were noted by commenting under this post:
"Ok, calm down girls...🤣🙅♀️"
Novak Djokovic received a bye into the semifinals, where he lost 2-6, 7-6(0), 4-6 to eventual champion Jannik Sinner. The Serb then faced off against Rafael Nadal for third place, ultimately winning 6-2, 7-6(5).
Tennis legend Martina Navratilova rings her 68th birthday with wife Julia Lemigova and Chris Evert
Martina Navratilova celebrated her 68th birthday with two of her "favorite women" —her wife Julia Lemigova and her former rival turned friend, Chris Evert.
Navratilova enjoyed a lively dinner with Lemigova and Evert to commemorate the occasion and shared photos of the celebration on X.
"Celebrated my birthday last night with two of my favorite women:)," Navratilova posted.
Tennis icon Evert also posted a touching message on X, honoring Navratilova and expressing how her friend's resilience continues to inspire her after all these years.
"Happy birthday to my great friend (and rival!) Martina Navratilova who always has my back and continues to inspire me with her strength and resilience. Love our friendship," Evert wrote.
Martina Navratilova and Chris Evert share one of the most iconic rivalries in tennis history, having faced each other 80 times between 1973 and 1988, with the former holding the edge with a 43-37 head-to-head record.